Monticello Council Proceedings September 6 1920
Monticello Iowa council meets with all members present except Hoag. Minutes approved. Treasurer reports $8 631 26 in treasury. Receipts include city scales poll tax oiling water rents and various other charges. Bills listed from multiple vendors and entities. A curb and gutter project on Angle street approved with nearby petition filed. Crosswalk request at Grand and Locust streets received and filed. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Towa
Hoag
Sinclair Ref. Co
T. M. Redmond
Ia. Tel. Co
Brainerd
A, J. McNeill
L. W
G. Hogan
Hf. Boner
Robt Phelps
Christ Denklage
Cg, Adams
H. Schlemmer
D. Adams
Wright
Esther McNamara
Monticello State Ban
Fh. Jacque
Ceee Eee
Matthiessen Auto Co
Neptune Meter Co
W. B. Sloan
L. Clark Tr
B. Clark
FP. Starry
T. Carson
F. W. Page
Mississippi Elec. Co
Monticello Elec. Co
I, W. Page
Br, Jacque
American LaFrance Co
J. W. Meyer
J. Scherrer
Angle Street
Grand Street
Locust Street
C. J. Northrop
Various Local Life Events Highlight Busy Week
A seven pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Gundlach of Hazel Green. Harvest Home picnic speaker Hon Burton E Sweet will address September 16. A home wedding near Golden church united Dorothy Dunlap and Glenn Gayly of Gordon Nebraska on August 25. Harold Rhines attempted aerial feats with electric rod, needing rescue. Edna House married George Rafoth of Delhi September 1. Verna Lowe wed Martin Wilson of Cedar Falls September 1 with witnesses Gwendolyn Keath and Ralph Lowe. John Stutt, longtime Hopkinton resident, died in Minnesota. Miss Margaret Greer survived an auto collision near Morning Sun during a Covenanter church trip to Keokuk power dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gundlach
Hazel Green
Burton E. Sweet
Congress
Jas. Dunlap
Golden Church
Dorothy Dunlap
Glenn Gayly
Gordon
Nebraska
W. H. Ensign
Hopkinton Presbyterian Church
Verna Lowe
Gwendolyn Keath
Delhi
Ralph Lowe
F. R. Tesar
Anna Jones
Deer River
Minnesota
John Stutt
Stutt
Hopkinton
Margaret Greer
Covenanter Church
Young People’s Society of the Church
Keokuk
Local News Roundup From Cass County And Nearby
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Remley last Tuesday. Will Zimmerman bought the Frisbie 80 acre farm in Cass Township for 325 dollars per acre from W. A. Hale. Edward Schrader and Margery Taylor wed in Anamosa with Rev. Lang presiding. The A. Bauer estate sold 400 acres in Greenfield Township among Ed Bauer 160 Eldred 120 and J. B. Bauer 120 at an average 253 per acre. Local petty theft warns residents to lock cellars and barns after fruit loss and attempted entry. The Scroggies move from Onslow to Mt. Vernon to access Cornell College. neighbors hope this is temporary. Ray Mills resigns Cedar Rapids city solicitor post to become assistant claims superintendent with Mutual Liability Insurance Company. The Republican lauds Mills as diligent in his former role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Remley
Cass Township
Frisbie Place
Will Zimmerman
W. A. Hale
Edward Schrader
Scotch Grove
Margery Taylor
Monticello
Anamosa
Jones County
Robert Scroggie
Onslow
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Scroggies
Ray Mills
W. J. Mills
Cedar Rapids
Mutual Liability Insurance Company
The
Republican
Mills
City of
Death of Miss Edith Spooner at Clinton
Onslow damps shock at Edith Spooner death in Clinton after a short illness. Burial was at Bethel cemetery north of town. Edith had many warm friends locally and had visited recently. Picnic day drew a large crowd with thriving aeroplane business. Several locals visited relatives over the weekend while school opened with good attendance for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdith Spooner
Clinton
Miss Spooner
Bethel Cemetery
Edith
Dave Orr
W. T H. Orr
Edward Horton
Genoa
Nebraska
Nrnlest
Ruth Rowe
Davenport
Frank Rowe
Louie Sears
Lyons
Cecil Smith
Wellsville
Ohio
Lara Johnston
T the
Gratia Brown
Walker is welcomed by Fishwild couple
Prof and Mrs L L Fishwild left for Walker Iowa last week Thursday. Prof Fisher heads Walker schools and Mrs Fishwild teaches high school. They will begin work Monday morning. The Monticello fair was well patronized with praise from attendees. Edw Johnson of Johnson Mig Co St Paul arrived to install the new Campbell press The Journal uses power to print this week. Wyoming defeated Monticello 4 to 1 on Wyoming diamond with Mmil Levsen pitching and Warren Weasmer umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Fishwild
Walker
Iowa
Fisher
C. T. Johnson Mig. Co
St. Paul
Minnesota
Campbell Press
Journal of the Above
Journal
Wyoming
Monticello
Mmil Levsen
Warren Weasmer
Executrix Notice for Thomas Dawson Estate in Iowa
Public notice from Jones county Iowa states Della Dawson is appointed executrix of Thomas Dawson deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Amamosa Iowa August 25 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Thomas Dawson
Amamosa
Church Services Announced with Sermon Themes
At 10:00 a.m. church school, 11:00 a.m. morning service and preaching on Gods Part and Our Part from Psalm 116 verse 16. 6:45 p.m. young peoples meeting, 7:30 p.m. evening service with sermon The Man Who Drives his Car Too Fast from 2 Kings 9 20. Pastor William Porter Ames extends welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Jehu
William Porter Ames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anamosa Eureka News
Della Dawson
Oxgcutrix
Congregational Church
Geo. K. Meyer
Burrichter’s Shoe Store
Hunt
Fred
Kay
Duroc Jersey Hogs
Florida
Northwestern Wonder
Royal Orton
Orion
A. P. Donahue
Model View Farm
Hopkinton, Iowa
Cross Hardware Co
S. Lazell
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Cildner Bros. & Hughes
Monticello, Iowa
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hall
Nature
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. D. Sutherland
Center Junction
I.w.doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Lovell Block
Adilty
Fred J. Kay
Roy D. Cooley
Horse’ Hospital
George Albery
North Cedar Street
Flist Street
Dodge Brothers
QO. B. Burrichter
Lonticello
Lowa
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